Show Notes
Fun fact: Alina went to college with Victoria Beckham and lived with her for a year when she was 16. And if that didn’t grab your attention Alina was an actress and dancer. She went on to become an award-winning presenter and broadcaster working extensively across radio and television for over twenty years. You may have seen Alina on Countryfile, the Six and Ten O’clock News, as well as Radio 4. Alina currently works for a company called BodyTalk as a presentation and communication skills coach. She offers a brilliant insight into the power of combining communications with a subject you love. She discuss techniques in presence, storytelling, presenting to camera and how to maintain your performance. If you want to know what philately is and why she reminds us of a papaya, have a listen to this brilliant chat about weather and communications. You can find Alina Jenkins on LlinkedIn and Twitter and instagram @alinagjenkins. You can find BodyTalk athttps://ukbodytalk.com/ .
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